Rumson Fair Haven Regional High School - Tower Yearbook (Rumson, NJ)

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Teamwork and Individual Effort Martha and Jane, best of friends, heartily oppose each other during an intramural game. Shouted encouragement, heckled umpires, and well-meant advice are all a part of baseball, a peren- nial favorite. The spring days ring with sound. Crack-Home run! Slide-Safe! Run on your third strike! lnclividualistic yet group coordinated, baseball develops self-reliance and a sense of re- sponsibility to yourself and to others. Officiating is serious business! 68

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Winter Sports Pronnote Aotivity Enlivening the dull winter months with activity, basketball and bowl- ing find many avid enthusiasts. After-school intramural games and weekly treks to Red Bank Recre- ation are two things no girl will soon forget. The sheer pleasure ot simply participating is increased by the desire to win, to maintain the average, and to get a trophy! Scoring is another skill taught in the after-school bowling contests where girls learn that concentra- tion and form are essential for success. game to begin. A freshman makes a foul shot as seniors look on, waiting for their

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Are Vital Elements of Sport An individual sport where the outcome depends solely on your own ability, ping-pong is ever-popular. Constantly alert and on their toes to return that ball with accuracy are the girls competing in ping- pong and badminton matches. Keen competition develops among individuals who strive to improve their skills in an effort to come out on top. Excitement mounts as final playoffs ap- proach. Also challenging the ability of the individual and pro- viding an outlet for creativity is the exhibition sport of heavy apparatus. Heavy apparatus Provides an extra Challenge for girls The after-school games of badminton, played in teams Wlfh 3l3Il'fY In QYVWWHSTICS- of two, attract many enthusiastic participants.